The Steel Guitar Forum

Herb Steiner wrote:to add to Justin G.'s list:

Bert Rivera
Albert Talley
Mike Daily
Scott Walls
Danny Hawk
Scott Martin
Al Kentfield
Nathan Fleming
Geoff Queen
Danny Johnson
Jerry Sherbahn
Kenny Grohman
Larry Horwedel
Benny Kothmann

and the list goes on and on.

No wonder I can't find any work!

Herb, is Tommy Spurlock still up in your neck of the woods ??

The superb... Mr Reece Anderson......The brilliant... Mr Ron Stafford....This list will go on for quite a while...The wonderfull Mr David Wright...How about Johnny and Joan Cox...are they from Texas ? ...Really going to make some reading, by the time they find the end of the list.......I love Texas...See you all at the TSGA in March....Happy Thanks Giving

Mr Hartley...Has just reminded me not to forget The great Mr Gary Carpenter...How could I ...Gary sold me my first Steel...The " Rains " is Still one of the best sounding guitars on the market...

Born In Fairborn Ohio, Came To Texas In The USAF 1972, Been Here Since 1974, Loved Every Minute Of It.Denny Mathis Who Is In The Texas Hall Of Fame Taught Me To Play In 1974, I am Still Learning. Looks Like We Dont have a Shortage On steel Players. Randy Gilliam.

We could make Mr. Hartley an honorary Texan. I enjoy watching his youtube videos.


I'm glad somebody added Albert to the list of Texans. He's just a couple of mile down the road from me and I've yet to meet him. Several guys I know speak highly of him.

Anybody already mentioned Lloyd Maines and Bobby Flores ?

Needville Texas here!

Olaf van Roggen wrote:Anybody already mentioned Lloyd Maines and Bobby Flores ?

No, not yet. Good adds Olaf, theres two more for the count

....Randy Reinhard once blew me away in Gruene,TX I don't know if he lives in Texas....one more for the count then.

Randy still lives here, and he is just as amazing as ever...

Half of Nashille is from Texas too!

Billy Phelps. A member of the Texas Steel Guitar Assn. Hall Of Fame.Katy,Tx. Jody.

Also Ronnie Vaughn (Bryan/College Station area) and Craig Schmidt (Brenham/LaGrange)

I was born south of Austin, and now live north of Austin.

Add Cindy Cashdollar and Herb Remington to the list.

Don't remember seeing Gary Carpenter, Ron Stafford, Ray Austin or Ronnie Miller on any of the previous lists. And little old me, tho' I fall toward the opposite end of the spectrum from the aforementioned. I do a little better on fiddle. I was born in Fort Worth in 1954; never lived anywhere else.

b0b - is there any way to query your database to determine the number of members where "Texas" appears in the "From" field in their profile? If it's an easy thing to do, it would be cool to know.

Born here, lived here 53 of my 58 years, reckon that counts.

I was born and raised in Blessing, Texas. Glad to be back home after living in Austin for the past 7 years.

From The Far East MARSHALL

Throw me in the pile.

Steel Guitar owner!

lets don't forget the late Gary Hogue...

Thats right Junior, Gary was a great player and a great friend to many of us. His wife was from Lubbock, we had a lot of great conversations on his trips here. I remember the day he was inducted to the Texas Steel Hall of Fame. He had just gotten a new steel with a beautiful custom paint job! He really encouraged my son Jeremy to take the step that lead to his 8 years playing steel with Lone Star. Great loss to the steel community..

Lets not forget the others like, Jimmy Day, Tommy Roots, Tom Morrell, my father Wally Moyers Sr., Bobby Garrett... the list goes on....

The great Weldon Myrick! He's from Jayton Texas...

How many? More than the "number of ants on a Tennessee ant hill."

Did somebody leave off Cindy Cashdollar, Herb Remington and Steve Palousek? And what about. . .

Russ here but playing more bass now than steel.....